During a high school basketball game, Mike reveals his true identity to Scarlet. As Scarlet runs away, Mike decides to chase her down, just like he did in 1989 before transforming back into his 37-year-old self. He happily reunites with Scarlet, saying that she is the best decision he ever made.
He confronts Stan, who has recently dumped Maggie for refusing to have sex with him. Mike gets knocked out and wakes up to Maggie trying to seduce him. Mike tells Maggie that he is in love with someone else, and Maggie leaves, much to Mike's relief.
In 1989, during the final quarter of his high school-championship basketball game, 17-year-old Mike O'Donnell learns from his girlfriend Scarlett that she is pregnant.
More references than actual sex/action. A teen girl makes out with her boyfriend frequently. In one scene, a teen girl tries to seduce a guy with animal role-play.
As Scarlet runs away, Mike decides to chase her down, just like he did in 1989 before transforming back into his 37-year-old self. He happily reunites with Scarlet, saying that she is the best decision he ever made.
17 Again is rated PG-13 by the MPAA for language, some sexual material and teen partying. Sexual content in this film will likely be the greatest concern for parents.
Though the venom in his scar may have influenced his evil nature, Scar was already proven to be envious and power-hungry before being infected as he was willing to work with another lion to overthrow Mufasa as king due to his jealousy.
When Ace noticed that Akainu is going for Luffy's head, he threw himself in front of Luffy to protect his younger brother. This resulted in Akainu's magma hands piercing the chest of our beloved Ace and ultimately killing him. Admiral Akainu then went on to become the most hated character in the One Piece series.
After the birth of his nephew, Simba, Scar made plans to dispose of both Mufasa and Simba. With the help of his hyena minions, he set off a wildebeest stampede that threatened Simba's life and thus lured Mufasa into danger.
18 Again (Korean: 18 어게인; RR: 18 Eogein) is a South Korean television series based on the 2009 film 17 Again by Jason Filardi, likely inspired by the 1988 comedy movie of the (series') same name featuring George Burns. Starring Kim Ha-neul, Yoon Sang-hyun, and Lee Do-hyun.
A surprisingly enjoyable body swap comedy. Efron is winsome in his first non-HSM vehicle and while the incest storyline is cringey, he and Mann have great chemistry. Far too much Lennon, however.
17 Again is based on a screenplay by American screenwriter Jason Filardi. Is this a remake of "Seventeen Again"? No. The titles are similar, 17 Again and Seventeen Again (2000) (2000), but the story lines are not the same.
While he may have received training or coaching in basketball for his role as Troy Bolton in the movie "High School Musical," it appears that he may not be an exceptionally skilled basketball player in real life. Zac Efron is an actor who is known for his singing and dancing abilities, as well as his acting skills.
Stan is the typical high school bully and one of the main antagonists as well as Maggie O'Donnell's aggressive doucebag boyfriend who later ends up dumping her because she did not want to have sex with him.
The Hyenas are antagonists of Disney's 1994 animated feature film The Lion King. They work for Scar until the end of the film when they eat him alive for his betrayal and deception.
Simba refuses to believe Scar's lies, but spares his life on the condition that he leave the Pride Lands forever. Scar refuses and attacks Simba, who throws him off the cliff after a brief fight. Scar survives the fall, but is soon surrounded and attacked by the vengeful hyenas.
As one of the most heartless cartoon characters in Disney, Scar from The Lion King grew up in his older brother's shadow, which fueled his thirst for power and control. This need for domination, coupled with his APD diagnosis, led to Scar's brutal killing of his brother Mufasa, for which he shows no remorse.
One day, on a solo patrol, Askari encountered a mysterious lion, who suggested that Askari should be the King of the Pride Lands instead of Mufasa; a thought that intrigued Askari. However, the lion led him to a trap where a cobra bit his left eye, giving him his infamous scar as well as poisoning Askari's mind.
Scar was the second-born in his and Mufasa's pride, which meant Mufasa always had first claim to the throne. Scar's jealousy, rage, and indignation certainly make sense when the circumstances of their rule are completely out of his control.
Scar's real name is Taka, a Swahili word meaning 'dirt' or 'rubbish'. From the book 'The Lion King: Six New Adventures' and Askari which means 'police' according to The Lion King Guard. In the book, Taka leads a plan to undermine his brother in the eyes of their father and win the throne.
He must also help his daughter Maggie (Michelle Trachtenberg), whose boyfriend Stan (Hunter Parrish) is pressuring her to have sex with him, and his son Alex (Sterling Knight), who is being bullied.
This movie is flawed from the start when we, the audience, are expected to believe that a 22 year old Zac Efron is 17 (admittedly he might have been 21 when it was filmed but still!)
So, yeah, '17 Again', fairly well written, hilarious, well and sometimes greatly acted and awesome direction for the most part, and a genuinely good, enjoyable and moving film.
